Sentence examples for indeed dull from inspiring English sources
Most Ophrys flowers are indeed dull (Delforge 2006), probably to avoid visual attraction of unspecific visitors and thus the risk of pollen loss.
But done badly, whole-class teaching can indeed be dull and ineffective.And above all, do not abandon things that work in the quest for wholesale change.
Anything but dull, indeed.
And there's absolutely no question that there's creativity on show here – that point being driven home, paradoxically, by the fact that some of the quilts are very dull indeed or eye-wateringly ghastly.
It is so exciting to think about revolutions in science leading to revolutions in thought, and even in what seems, to the uninitiated, to be "raw feeling," that, by comparison, old words and old sentiments seem dull indeed.
Fox's Earl of Caversham, however, is an overbaked caricature of comic irascibility, and Jemma Redgrave is badly miscast as Mrs Cheveley, delivering all her lines in the same toneless voice and making villainy seem very dull indeed.
Space, which is the essence of a meaningful interior, would be dull indeed if it were never varied if there were no intimate spaces with low ceilings, in contrast to large spaces of greater height, and if spaces did not interrelate to provide the user with a sequential experience of moving from one to another.
Out in April, from publisher Canongate, it is already drawing rapturous praise from the likes of Simon Armitage, Andrew Motion and George Szirtes, who called the book "brilliant" and "virtuosic", adding that if it was not in the running for a major prize this year "it will be proof the world has grown very dull indeed".
